
The Curious Pig is owned and operated by Chef Scott Smith. Chef Scott grew up in Peachtree City and after culinary school, he laid his roots down in Gwinnett County. After running several successful restaurants in Gwinnett, he felt the need to bring something amazing back to his hometown.The name behind The Curious Pig comes from a blend of Chef Scott’s favorite things.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 114 Huddleston Rd, Peachtree City, GA 30269
Phone: (678) 545-6327
Website: https://www.thecuriouspigptc.com/
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Reviews
Ordered the house tots and definitely different that regular tater tots but enjoyed the soft homemade taste with the beer cheese.
Ordered the brisket board, best thing was the cornbread and wings. Brisket was a tad fatty and the collards more vinegar than I’m used to but not bad. Pulled pork was more chopped than anything. Cute spot to come eat and even sit outside when it’s warmer. Would come back.
The service here is always great, but Carlos took it to another level tonight. He was attentive, detail-oriented, and an absolute blast to interact with. We already loved the food, but Carlos gave us a whole new reason to keep coming back. Management, hold on to this guy—he’s a gem!
But what made the evening exceptional was our server, Carlos. He was attentive without hovering, knowledgeable about the menu, and offered spot-on recommendations. He made us feel genuinely taken care of — checking in at just the right moments and keeping everything flowing seamlessly. His energy added so much to the experience.
Between the incredible food, great ambiance, and Carlos’s outstanding service, this was easily a 10/10 night. We’ll absolutely be back — and we’ll definitely be asking for Carlos again!
The first disappointment was the lack of bottled water—sparkling or still. The tap water tasted strongly of faucet water, which set an unfortunate tone from the start.
We began with the Miso Bacon Brussels Sprouts and the Pork Belly Panzanella.
The Brussels sprouts were drenched in vinegar, lacked Parmesan shavings, and—despite the name—contained no bacon. When we asked the server, he brought out bacon bits that appeared to come from a bag, which did not improve the dish.
The Pork Belly Panzanella was just okay. The cornbread had great flavor, but for a restaurant called The Curious Pig, the pork belly should have been the star. Instead, there were only two very small pieces—about the size of a dime—which was disappointing.
For dinner, we ordered the Brisket Board and the sliced pork belly.
The brisket was dry, chewy, and poorly cooked, arriving room temperature to cold. The pulled pork was also cold when it reached the table. We alerted both the server and the manager, and they brought out three wings as a courtesy. Ironically, the wings were the best item on the board. They had great flavor, though they could have benefited from more smoking, as we noticed some pink areas in the meat. The BBQ sauce was good, but the board was absolutely not worth the $40 price point.
The sliced pork belly should be renamed thick-cut bacon. It was not pork belly at all—just bacon slices no thicker than what you’d find at a grocery store.
Overall, I was honestly surprised and disappointed. The food looks great in photos, but what is served does not match the presentation or expectations. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this establishment based on our experience.
To spend $130+ on dinner with this experience is not worth it.